Labor steel nationalization crisis threatens Wilson rule
The steel nationalization push splits Labour as Parliament debates the white paper. Deputy Prime Minister George Brown pledges to listen to changes but hints no commitment, while factional defections fuel fears of a government defeat and possible new elections. Some papers warn of Brown resignation or forceful leadership challenges.
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Erhard warns against Gaullist nationalism in Europe
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard cautioned against exaggerated nationalism in a Berlin speech. He rejected Gaullist ideas that Europe can solve its problems alone and urged strong Western ties and a united Europe with Atlantic allies to ensure peace and strength.
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West German boycott shadows Soviet VE Day reception
About 400 Russian and East European officials and journalists attended a Soviet VE Day celebration in Bad Gödesberg hosted by Ambassador Andrei Smirnov. West German officials and business leaders were invited, but Bonn barred attendance citing East Germany’s “terrorist regime.” The Bonn committee met to discuss enacting a Europe-wide policy framework with shared defense, economy, and research goals aimed at preventing national dominance. President Johnson’s VE Day speech was cited by Erhard as a call against narrow nationalism. Mayor Brandt warned against letting Franco-American-British rifts affect German interests. The committee urged a balanced European organization using the Common Market model for foreign policy and defense.
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Postwar Austrian Leader Leopold Figl Dies at 62
Leopold Figl, Austria’s first postwar chancellor and popular statesman, died early Sunday at 62 from a kidney ailment after a long illness. His death precedes national celebrations marking the 10th anniversary of the Austrian state treaty signed May 15, 1955, which ended occupation by four powers. His final hours saw him in a coma as visitors, including Chancellor Josef Kraus and Cardinal Koenig, paid respects.
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Scientist Feared Dead In Antarctic Snowstorm
US scientist Carl Robert Disch of Monroe Wisconsin is missing near Byrd Station Antarctica and is presumed lost after losing his way in a 35 mph wind driven blizzard. He had radioed he was returning to the main station, but icy twilight and heavy snow erased his tracks. Searchers followed footprints for four miles before conditions forced a halt. Flood lights and hourly flares were set to aid a hoped recovery.
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Former CBS Proxy Defends Network Practices
James T Aubrey Jr former president of the CBS Television Network says he did not air shows without consultation The committee reviewed pilot films and balanced advertiser needs The firing was linked to programs that hurt ratings Paley the CBS chairman was the influential figure in the process
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